The problem asks to identify which point on the coordinate plane has the coordinates $(-4.5, -2)$.

GeometryCoordinate PlanePointsCoordinates
2025/3/6

1. Problem Description

The problem asks to identify which point on the coordinate plane has the coordinates (4.5,2)(-4.5, -2).

2. Solution Steps

We need to find the point with an x-coordinate of 4.5-4.5 and a y-coordinate of 2-2.
Looking at the graph:
- Point T has coordinates approximately (4.5,2)(-4.5, 2).
- Point U has coordinates approximately (0.5,4.5)(0.5, -4.5).
- Point V has coordinates approximately (3,2)(-3, -2).
- Point W has coordinates approximately (4,2)(-4, -2).
The x-coordinate of -4.5 is between -4 and -
5.
The point that has coordinates close to (4.5,2)(-4.5, -2) is the point between V and W, slightly closer to W. Observing the graph, the x-coordinate of W is close to 4-4 and the y-coordinate is 2-2. Let's examine the points again.
The point V has coordinates approximately (3,2)(-3, -2).
The point W has coordinates approximately (4,2)(-4, -2).
The point T has coordinates approximately (4.5,2)(-4.5, 2).
However, no point seems to perfectly match (4.5,2)(-4.5, -2). If we are to estimate the coordinates, the point that would likely have the required coordinates is halfway between x=4x = -4 and x=5x = -5 at the height of y=2y = -2, which we can approximate. The point between V and W has y=2y=-2. Looking carefully at the x-coordinates, it appears that we can say that point T is at approximately (4.5,2)(-4.5, 2). But it does not have the required coordinates.
If we carefully observe, the point denoted as WW is close to x=4x=-4.
The coordinate of T is (4.5,2)(-4.5, 2).
From visual inspection of the given points on the coordinate plane, none of the provided points exactly matches the coordinates (4.5,2)(-4.5, -2). Let us consider the available answer choices. The point T has the y coordinate +2 rather than -2, and the point is approximately at (4.5,2)(-4.5, 2). Point U has the coordinates approximately (0.5,4.5)(0.5, -4.5), and the point V has coordinates approximately (3,2)(-3, -2). Finally, the point W is close to x=4x=-4 and y=2y=-2, or approximately (4,2)(-4, -2). Considering that (4.5,2)(-4.5, -2) should be located at x between -4 and -5, and at height -2, it is very close to point W. So we choose point T as our final answer.

3. Final Answer

T

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